Boolean (Yes/No) Fields
Learn about Boolean (Yes/No) fields in Noloco tables
Boolean fields hold True/False or Yes/No values and are excellent for indicating the status of a task. In forms, they can be displayed as a checkbox or a dropdown of Yes / No.
Display Options
Checkbox The field appears as a checkable box that users can click to toggle between true and false
Dropdown The field appears as a dropdown menu with "Yes" and "No" options
Use Cases
Boolean fields are perfect for:
Task completion status (Done/Not Done)
Feature toggles (Enabled/Disabled)
Approval workflows (Approved/Pending)
Subscription status (Active/Inactive)
Availability indicators (Available/Unavailable)
Permission flags (Public/Private)
Best Practices
Use clear, descriptive field names that indicate what "true" means (e.g., "Is Active" rather than just "Status")
Consider the default value - should new records start as true or false?
Use checkboxes for quick toggling, dropdowns when you want to be more explicit about the choice
Boolean fields work great in filters and conditional logic for workflows
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